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How to retain both the values of Enter pressed on Subfile and F5 pressed on Popup
Why does READC operation take the previously selected value in a single selection list made by single page subfile?Get subfile record number for non-active subfile(s)Display DBCS data from iSeries greenscreen?Numeric length validationF10 function not returning control back to programChanging initial value on input subfile with SFLINZ keywordDetecting page down and page up key presses in a Load all subfileMultiple display file handlingGetting a return value from a called program back to main routine in rpgleSelection of records in RPGLE subfile program
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I have a display file in which both subfile and window exists. When I take F5 on the popup, 369 position in INFDS is getting populated with hex value of F5(x'35'). Is there any way to find whether an Enter was hit on the subfile before the window was displayed without using any work variable?
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I have a display file in which both subfile and window exists. When I take F5 on the popup, 369 position in INFDS is getting populated with hex value of F5(x'35'). Is there any way to find whether an Enter was hit on the subfile before the window was displayed without using any work variable?
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Show us some code and ask a specific question about the code. Otherwise the best I can do is say probably not, but it doesn't matter.
– jmarkmurphy
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I have a display file in which both subfile and window exists. When I take F5 on the popup, 369 position in INFDS is getting populated with hex value of F5(x'35'). Is there any way to find whether an Enter was hit on the subfile before the window was displayed without using any work variable?
ibm-midrange
asked Mar 27 at 8:31
SusmithaSusmitha
458 bronze badges
I have a display file in which both subfile and window exists. When I take F5 on the popup, 369 position in INFDS is getting populated with hex value of F5(x'35'). Is there any way to find whether an Enter was hit on the subfile before the window was displayed without using any work variable?
ibm-midrange
ibm-midrange
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SusmithaSusmitha
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asked Mar 27 at 8:31
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asked Mar 27 at 8:31
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asked Mar 27 at 8:31
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Show us some code and ask a specific question about the code. Otherwise the best I can do is say probably not, but it doesn't matter.
– jmarkmurphy
Mar 27 at 12:50
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Show us some code and ask a specific question about the code. Otherwise the best I can do is say probably not, but it doesn't matter.
– jmarkmurphy
Mar 27 at 12:50
Show us some code and ask a specific question about the code. Otherwise the best I can do is say probably not, but it doesn't matter.
– jmarkmurphy
Mar 27 at 12:50
Show us some code and ask a specific question about the code. Otherwise the best I can do is say probably not, but it doesn't matter.
– jmarkmurphy
Mar 27 at 12:50
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Short answer, probably not, but it will depend on the flow of your application.
Without seeing code, I can't do anything but guess how things are working for you, but here is that guess. When F5 is pressed, the keyboard is locked, and control returns back to the program. The program then displays the window and unlocks the keyboard to allow additional user entry. Now there is a feature in IBM i that allows keystrokes to be buffered while the keyboard is locked, but that doesn't matter, all keystrokes up to the next command key will be played to the window rather than to the subfile.
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Short answer, probably not, but it will depend on the flow of your application.
Without seeing code, I can't do anything but guess how things are working for you, but here is that guess. When F5 is pressed, the keyboard is locked, and control returns back to the program. The program then displays the window and unlocks the keyboard to allow additional user entry. Now there is a feature in IBM i that allows keystrokes to be buffered while the keyboard is locked, but that doesn't matter, all keystrokes up to the next command key will be played to the window rather than to the subfile.
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Short answer, probably not, but it will depend on the flow of your application.
Without seeing code, I can't do anything but guess how things are working for you, but here is that guess. When F5 is pressed, the keyboard is locked, and control returns back to the program. The program then displays the window and unlocks the keyboard to allow additional user entry. Now there is a feature in IBM i that allows keystrokes to be buffered while the keyboard is locked, but that doesn't matter, all keystrokes up to the next command key will be played to the window rather than to the subfile.
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Short answer, probably not, but it will depend on the flow of your application.
Without seeing code, I can't do anything but guess how things are working for you, but here is that guess. When F5 is pressed, the keyboard is locked, and control returns back to the program. The program then displays the window and unlocks the keyboard to allow additional user entry. Now there is a feature in IBM i that allows keystrokes to be buffered while the keyboard is locked, but that doesn't matter, all keystrokes up to the next command key will be played to the window rather than to the subfile.
answered Mar 27 at 12:49
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Short answer, probably not, but it will depend on the flow of your application.
Without seeing code, I can't do anything but guess how things are working for you, but here is that guess. When F5 is pressed, the keyboard is locked, and control returns back to the program. The program then displays the window and unlocks the keyboard to allow additional user entry. Now there is a feature in IBM i that allows keystrokes to be buffered while the keyboard is locked, but that doesn't matter, all keystrokes up to the next command key will be played to the window rather than to the subfile.
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